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## Documentation
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Visit the [documentation](https://github.com/github/VisualStudio/tree/master/docs) for details on how to use the features in the GitHub Extension for Visual Studio.
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## Installing beta versions
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Older and pre-release/beta/untested versions are available at [the releases page](https://github.com/github/VisualStudio/releases), and also via a custom gallery feed for Visual Studio.
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You can configure the gallery by going to `Tools / Options / Extensions and Updates` and adding a new gallery with the url https://visualstudio.github.com/releases/feed.rss. The gallery will now be available from `Tools / Extensions and Updates`.
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Beta releases will have `(beta)` in their title in the gallery, following the version number. You can view the release notes in the gallery by hovering over the description, or by clicking the `Release Notes` link on the right side.
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## Build requirements
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* Visual Studio 2017 (15.7.4)+
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* Visual Studio SDK
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* The built VSIX will work with Visual Studio 2015 or newer
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5. Click the **Publish to GitHub** button.
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6. Enter a name and description for the repository on GitHub.
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7. Check the **Private Repository** box if you want to upload the repository as a private repository on GitHub. You must have a [Developer, Team or Business account](https://github.com/pricing) to create private repositories.
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7. Check the **Private Repository** box if you want to upload the repository as a private repository on GitHub.
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